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At Acepr, we're more than just a PR agency; we're your strategic partner. Our mission is to help you reach new heights by elevating your brand through PR, influencers, and events. We're here to build a dedicated community through social media and content marketing, all while accelerating your sales with Amazon and digital marketing strategies. Your success is our priority, and your goals are our goals.
143 W 29th St Suite 204, 10001, Newyork, United States
4.0
3 reviews
Dealing with ACE PR Agency changed everything for our company. Their group created an engaging narrative about our brand and landed spots in important media that we had been pursuing for years. The difference was entirely due to their professionalism and competence.
ACE PR Agency totally changed the way people saw our brand. Their staff is innovative, strategic, and genuinely knows how to get the media's attention. Our credibility and consumer involvement have increased significantly as a result of their efforts, and we have been highlighted in prominent media.
Our new tech product's introduction was handled by ACE PR Agency and the outcomes were fantastic their media connections and strategic approach got us recognition in prestigious trade journals we never would have imagined. They fulfill their commitments and are real professionals.
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